Yates County sets aside $898,000 to maintain mental health programs
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What happened
Yates County legislators voted to set aside $898,000 to keep mental health programs operating while the county recovers older, unspent aid from the state. County Administrator Jessica Mullins explained that the issue arose over roughly a decade when contracted programs did not use their full state allocations.
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Why it matters
The county is currently recovering money that the state is withholding from current programs. This measure ensures that local mental health services can continue operating while the county collects the repayment.
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Who's involved
- Yates CountyCounty managing the recovery of state aid funds for local mental health programs
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The entities involved
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Yates County
county in New York, United States
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